The new school year is fast approaching, and with that comes another wardrobe refresh. Thrifting can be a great way to ...

The Tuscaloosa City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to sue the state of Alabama over how it distributes sales tax collected ...

Four major hemp companies, Tasty Haze, LLC, The Humble Hemp Shack, LLC, Seedless Green, LLC and Mellow Fellow Fun, LLC ...

In the modern era of college athletics, players hitting the transfer portal in search of better financial opportunity has ...

Lorde has carved out quite the niche in popular music – simultaneously a wise-beyond-her-years poet singing delicate lyrics ...

Following the conclusion of my freshman year, I was ecstatic to move into my first off-campus apartment. While I had enjoyed ...

After a promising first campaign under defensive coordinator Kane Wommack, the Crimson Tide is intent on taking the next step ...

Released 2 1/2 years after its predecessor, “M3GAN 2.0” takes everything to the maximum. No longer is it just a story of an ...

Plaintiffs and attorneys in the Senate Bill 129 lawsuit discussed how the law impacts classrooms, students and faculty at a ...

Tuscaloosa will host its annual Fourth of July Celebration on the River on Friday from 6 to 9 p.m. The event will take place at the Mercedes-Benz Amphitheater and is open to the public, featuring a ...

The preliminary hearing for the lawsuit filed against Gov. Kay Ivey and the UA System Board of Trustees regarding Senate Bill ...

Around 500 people rallied at “No Kings Tuscaloosa” Saturday outside the Richard Shelby Federal Building and Courthouse, ...